Can I use Fathom Analytics on Notion pages?

No. Fathom Analytics requires a JavaScript snippet injected into a page's element. Notion pages hosted at notion.so don't allow custom scripts, so Fathom cannot track them. If you re-publish Notion pages to your own domain via Super.so or Potion, you can add Fathom there. For analytics on standard Notion pages, use an iframe-based tool like PageInsight.

What is the Fathom Analytics equivalent for Notion?

PageInsight is the closest equivalent for Notion. Like Fathom, it's privacy-first (no cookies, no fingerprinting, GDPR-friendly) and has a clean, simple dashboard. Unlike Fathom, it embeds via Notion's native iframe block so it works on any public or shared Notion page without a custom domain.

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PageInsight vs Fathom Analytics for Notion Pages

Fathom is a privacy-first web analytics tool we genuinely respect — but it cannot be added to standard Notion pages. Fathom, like every script-based analytics tool, requires access to <head>— something Notion doesn't expose.

Why Fathom can't track Notion pages

Fathom works by adding <script src="cdn.usefathom.com/script.js" /> to your site. Notion pages at notion.so are rendered by Notion's servers — you don't control the HTML. Notion strips custom scripts. The only way to use Fathom on Notion content is to re-publish through a custom-domain host (Super.so, Potion, etc.) that gives you HTML access.

PageInsight

Built for Notion

Works on any Notion page without custom domain
Cookieless, GDPR-friendly
5 trackers free forever
Heartbeat time-on-page

Fathom Analytics

Built for websites

Excellent privacy record, EU-hosted option
Scheduled email digests
Cannot track standard Notion pages
No permanent free tier

Feature-by-feature

Feature	PageInsight	Fathom
Works on standard Notion pages Fathom needs a <script> tag in <head>. Notion doesn't allow this. PageInsight uses an iframe embed block that Notion natively supports.
Works on notion.so share links
No cookies Both are cookieless. Fathom uses a rotating salt-based fingerprint that resets daily; PageInsight uses a localStorage ID on the embed origin.
No consent banner needed Both are designed to operate without a cookie consent popup. Fathom is GDPR, CCPA, PECR, and ePrivacy compliant by design.
Real-time dashboard
Heartbeat-based time on page PageInsight sends a heartbeat ping every 15 s to calculate actual reading time. Fathom tracks average duration per page via page-leave events, which works on websites but can't be installed on Notion.
Coarse geo (country / city)
Per-page breakdown
EU-hosted data option Fathom offers EU-isolated data storage. PageInsight uses Supabase Tokyo.
Notion-specific workflow
Free tier Fathom has no permanent free plan. PageInsight is free forever for up to 5 Notion pages.	5 trackers, no card	7-day trial only
Starting paid plan Fathom bills by pageview volume per month. PageInsight bills by number of tracked Notion pages.	$10/mo (100 pages)	$15/mo (100k pageviews)
Email reports Fathom sends scheduled email digests. PageInsight doesn't yet — check your dashboard directly.
CSV / API export

Last updated May 2026. Email hello@pageinsight.satosushi.co if anything is inaccurate.

When Fathom is the better choice

For any website or app you host yourself, Fathom is excellent. Its privacy stance is rock-solid, the EU-isolated data option is a genuine differentiator for European businesses, and the email digest feature is genuinely useful for stakeholder reporting. If you run a Super.so or Potion-powered Notion site, Fathom works there too. PageInsight is the right pick only when you want analytics on pages hosted directly at notion.so.

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